Maroons FC and SC Villa shared spoils when they met in the StarTimes Uganda Premier League on Saturday at the Luzira Prisons Grounds.
Coming into the game, Maroons’ Douglas Bamweyana had bagged the coach of the month for September and was closely followed by SC Villa’s Edward Kaziba, and their encounter was supposed to be one for showing mighty against each other.
However, the game had little or no moments to talk about as both created a handful of chances throughout the 90 minutes at the soggy Luzira prison grounds on Saturday afternoon.
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Speaking shortly after the game, Maroons coach, Douglas Bamweyana rued missed chances, noting that his team could have killed off the game.
“We thought we could win it but it was not possible. We didn’t use well the chances we created. We controlled the game and ought to have punished them,”Bamweyana said.
He, however, noted that his team is on the right path despite sharing spoils.
Steven Mukwala battles for the ball with a SC Villa defender.
For SC Villa coach, Edward Kaziba admitted that they created a few chances.
“We had clear chances but we were unlucky. In the second half, we looked lukewarm because we were away and had to be cautious. I am not content with the point but being away, it is better than nothing,” he noted.
The draw ensured none of the teams moved positions as SC Villa remained 3rd on 16 points whereas Maroons are 6th on 13 points.
